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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
4
Legal notice item outlines final proof and contest notices with standard rates for notices and a contract requirement. It states that the company will recognize no other persons without contract and notes per-inch charges for first and subsequent insertions. The text references a summons and proving will avias in a formal notice setting.
Idaho news commentary questions Caldwell Commercial Club ambitions to control big rail and legal actions. It denounces its shout to influence Harriman and Gould, praises Bell Telephone service, condemns boycott and blackmail as unlawful, calls its recent action unwise, and says members acted in good faith but erred.
December 16 191X an American fleet of 16 battleships departed Hampton Roads for a long Pacific voyage. The fleet has reached Rio de Janeiro Brazil marking about one third of a 12000 mile trek. Analysts ponder whether war with Japan is imminent and the U S government aims to avoid a surprise like Russia.
The piece warns that Japanese immigration must stop and predicts war if it continues. It notes the fleet departure signals U S readiness for emergencies. It then profiles four Republican hopefuls Judge Rushie, A B Moss, John T Morrson, and James H Brady, praising their records and potential electability while possible others may emerge.
The Canyon County Fair Association held a recent meeting to elect officers and conduct business. H D Andrews is praised as president and D D Campbell as vice president for their experience and public service. J B Gowen is commended as secretary and treasurer. the Tribune expresses strong support for the officers and the fair’s continued success in Caldwell and Canyon County.
The statement lauds the fair organization as in better condition than ever with an enviable record and glorious future. It claims leadership in Idaho and opportunities to advance with Caldwell, Canyon County, and the state, despite a few who would ruin the group.
The Boise Statesman and Tribune discuss alleged nepotism surrounding Auditor Bragaws office. They note his wife and son also work there and express cautious skepticism. Both papers reserve judgment and call for stronger charges if critics hope to damage Bragaws reputation.
Tim Driscoll known as the truants terror was in town Tuesday while Geo Stovel of Idaho Abstract Company left for Chicago for ten days. Miss Cora Platt of Payette departed after a week in Caldwell with friends. Wayne Frost shipped three carloads of beef cattle to Omaha and expects to return in about ten days. Deputy Sheriff Parrish issued over thirty licenses for pool billiards and bowling alleys since January first. The library announces Congressional Record reception courtesy of Senator Borah.
The only firm point is that the legal aspects are under study by the reclamation service. Attorney Chandler from the service is expected next week to press matters and push progress wherever feasible.
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